STATS MARKS

42
55
16
38
31
69
31
17
64
12
70
85
40
79
38
73
62
40
75
61
64
10
81
35
52
38
47
36
53
43
47
24
15
36
16
48
63
44
31
30
66
45
35
23
81
25
84
17
60
33
DEFECTS DEFECTS Point
2 12
4 Mean 5.133333333333 3
8 Standard Error 0.608406714426 8
4 Median 4 11
6 Mode 4 7
2 Standard Deviation 2.356349072693 5
7 Sample Variance 5.552380952381 15
8 Kurtosis -1.34664891728 2
4 Skewness 0.307859954319 4
3 Range 7 9
8 Minimum 2 13
9 Maximum 9 10
4 Sum 77 14
3 Count 15 1
5 Largest(1) 9 6
Smallest(9) 5
9
8
8
17

PERCENTILE(A1: QUARTILE(A1:A20 MIN(A1:A2

Minimum Value
A20,0) ,0) 0)

PERCENTILE(A1: QUARTILE(A1:A20
1st Quarter
A20,0.25) ,1)

PERCENTILE(A1: QUARTILE(A1:A20 MEDIAN(A

Median
A20,0.50) ,2) 1:A20)
PERCENTILE(A1: QUARTILE(A1:A20
3rd Quarter
A20,0.75) ,3)

PERCENTILE(A1: QUARTILE(A1:A20 MAX(A1:A

Maximum Value
A20,1) ,4) 20)
DEFECTS Rank Percent percentile DEFECTS
9 1 100.00% 2.4 2
8 2 78.50% 8 4
8 2 78.50% 4 8
8 2 78.50% 3.5 4
7 5 71.40% 6
6 6 64.20% 2
5 7 57.10% 7
4 8 28.50% 8
4 8 28.50% 4
4 8 28.50% 3
4 8 28.50% 8
3 12 14.20% 4
3 12 14.20% 3
2 14 0.00% 5
2 14 0.00% 5 (9 has been removed and 5 added

-8
8
8
7
If you want the largest number that is sma

=LARGE(E4:E9;COUNTIF(E4:E9;MAX(E4:E9)

 I found the solution by nesting LARGE() for

=AVERAGE(LARGE(A1:A10,{1,2,3,4,5}))
7.4
You can use similar formula to get Average
=AVERAGE(SMALL(A1:A10,{1,2,3,4,5}))
3.2
en removed and 5 added)

est number that is smaller than the maximum number you can use this version

NTIF(E4:E9;MAX(E4:E9))+1)

by nesting LARGE() formula with AVERAGE() formula. Like this:

:A10,{1,2,3,4,5}))

formula to get Average of bottom 5 values like this:

:A10,{1,2,3,4,5}))